What's the biggest problem facing business today? What's preventing businesses from flourishing? What's harming the economy and keeping the middle class down?
If you answered taxes, you'd be wrong.
According to a new book, "Money for Nothing: How the Failure of Corporate Boards is Ruining American Business and Costing Us Trillions," you can take a guess. Corporate boards are causing much more harm to the economy than you realize.
Frederick E. (Shad) Rowe, founder and president of Investors for Director Accountability, General Partner of Greenbrier Partners investment firm and former chair of the Texas Pension Review Board, in a blurb, wrote: "Please read 'Money for Nothing.' This brilliant book properly shines the light of day on the true enablers of the systematic looting of the American shareholder and the financial crisis that brought our economy to its knees. I predict Money for Nothing will prove a world changer for humiliated investors and those corporate directors who betrayed them."
Sounds about right. Check it out here.
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